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Starbucks baristas in Colorado are demanding fair wages and scheduling as they file for a union election and protest against management practices. This movement aligns with broader national efforts amid …
Colorado Starbucks Baristas Rally for Fair Wages and Unionization Efforts Read More
Mozambique is tense ahead of a ruling on disputed election results following allegations of rigging, leading to weeks of protests and violent clashes. Opposition candidate Venâncio Mondlane threatens chaos if …
Mozambique Faces Political Unrest Ahead of Election Ruling Read More
Three World Food Programme staff members were killed in Sudan following an aerial bombardment. The UN expressed outrage, calling for accountability and investigations into the incident. WFP continues to work …
UN Condemns Aerial Bombardment Killing WFP Staff in Sudan Read More
Insurance companies are projected to lose $135 billion in 2024 due to severe weather linked to climate change. The U.S. accounts for two-thirds of these losses, significantly affected by hurricanes, …
Impact of Climate Change on Insurance Costs: A $135 Billion Challenge Read More
The UN Security Council held its first meeting regarding Syria’s future, engaging with the new caretaker government in Damascus following the Assad regime’s overthrow. The UN Special Envoy and the …
UN Security Council Engages with New Syrian Caretaker Government Read More
On December 22, 2024, South Africa experienced a 5.48 magnitude earthquake at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to the German Research Center for Geosciences. This event highlights the need …
Magnitude 5.48 Earthquake Strikes South Africa: A Call for Preparedness Read More
A 5.48 magnitude earthquake struck South Africa at a depth of 10 kilometers, emphasizing regional seismic activity and the importance of disaster preparedness in potentially affected communities. A recent earthquake …
Seismic Activity in South Africa: 5.48 Magnitude Earthquake Reported Read More
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan asserted that Turkey did not influence the ousting of President Assad in Syria and emphasized Turkey’s commitment to the Syrian people while opposing foreign military …
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Denies Responsibility for Syria’s Turmoil Read More
Admiral Bauer, Chair of the NATO Military Committee, visited Mongolia from September 8-10, 2024. The visit focused on enhancing NATO-Mongolia cooperation in defense capabilities and international security issues, celebrating a …
Admiral Bauer’s Strategic Visit to Strengthen NATO-Mongolia Relations Read More
Tragic bombing in Sudan kills three WFP staff; UN demands accountability. WFP reaffirms commitment to humanitarian assistance despite heightened risks for workers amidst ongoing conflict. In a devastating incident in …
Outrage as Aerial Bombardment Kills Three WFP Staff in Sudan Read More